Purpose of UVT and integrations tests

Hello
Can you please explain me the purpose of User validation and integration tests?
In which system are these tests conducted?
Thanks

Hi,
These Tests are done in
1)User Tests-In Dev-Done by Developer
2)IntegrationTest - In Quality.-Done by Third Party or user.
The Purpose of it ..........
1)There is Gap in understanding of the User Requiement and what wehave developed.
2)For Ducumentation purpose so that if there is ny clarifiction in future we can always refer the UT/IT.
3)Security Reasons,impact
4)Authorization Reasons,impact.
5)To check the Quality of Data and the Amount of Validation done.
6)To Cross check all the Scenerios as per Requieement.
7)if any Programs are used ,the impact of the same.
Rgds
SVU

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